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“manolis aligizakis”

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  • Constantine P. Cavafy. Poems

    Translations, like everything else, wear out over time, as language, and those who read or use it, change. With a poet like Cavafy, who was so precisely tuned to the idiom of his peers, it is even more important to update the English versions of his poems frequently, so that they have the same immediate resonance with the times as the originals had with their time. This is, of course, an ... Read more

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  • George Seferis: Collected Poems

    Giorgos Seferis was born in Smyrna, Asia Minor, in 1900. He attended school in Smyrna and finished his studies at the Gymnasium in Athens. When his family moved to Paris in 1918, Seferis studied law at the University of Paris and became interested in literature. He returned to Athens in 1925 and was admitted to the Royal Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the following year. This was the ... Read more

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  • Titos Patrikios: SelectedPoems

    I write because I enjoy it and because it torments me. However, today's way of life doesn't inspire me although I may write about it in the near future. I keep notes, observe pictures, process stimuli, and compose thoughts. From these, a material may emerge that may be channeled into verse later on. All certainties are under scrutiny and revision and the bottom line is that I can't exist without ... Read more

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  • Neo-Hellene Poets: An Anthology of Modern Greek Poetry: 1750-2018

    The most extensive and most comprehensible anthology of modern Greek poetry in English.While many serious readers in Canada will have been exposed to the ancients, and to the works of some, high-profile modernists—like Cafavy, Seferis and, perhaps, even Ritsos—most Modern Greek poetry has remained largely out of reach for English-speaking monoglots. But that is changing quickly, chiefly as the ... Read more

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  • Straits and Turns

    Contemporary Life imagery with Mediterranean flavours addressing human condition and behaviour. ... Read more

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  • Nikos Engonopoulos - Poems

    My father was a man who knew how to talk to a young child, he could enter my world and stir my interest. While he was still alive, I typed all his handwritten works. After his passing, I discovered a partially typed and handwritten piece of work. It consisted of 4-5 translations and a few prose pieces, which I passed to his publisher. I have always been awed by his work, and these days I realize ... Read more

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  • Tasos Livaditis, Selected Poems

    NightThe night is a door only the blind can see.Darkness makes the animals hear betterand he staggered not from being drunkbut from his futile effort to climb upto the tower we had once lost.God Needs Our HelpPale and exhausted, Jesus stood near the tomb. "Lazarus,come out," he yelled. They all waited. And the poor dead manwho felt that the fate of the world unfolded in this tomb, what could he do ... Read more

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  • Introspection

    I crafted iambuses about the lastdesperate cry of the lunaticbefore they seal him in the straitjacket, ... Read more

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  • Impluses

    Sometimes words are ghosts dancing with myth and memory. Greek-Canadian poet Manolis Aligizakis demonstrates this in Impulses, his new collection of poems. His poetry springs from a congenital intimacy with a culture and its history. In essence, we are before a poetic glance that is also a revolving metaphor encircling feelings from a Mediterranean philosophy.Poets tend to be witnesses of ... Read more

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  • Marginal

    A loss of harmony with the surrounding space, the inability to feel at home in the world, so oppressive to an expatriate, a refugee, an immigrant, paradoxically integrates him in contemporary society and makes him, if he is an artist, understood by all. Even more, to express the existential situation of modern man, one must live in exile of some sort, wrote Milosz Czeslaw.In this new poetry book ... Read more

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  • Redemption

    Novel about the years of dictatorship in Greece between 1967-1974 ... Read more

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  • Medusa

    MEDUSA is a present-day triptych, a rich and profoundly nuanced contemporary narrative, sensitive to all the immanent and minute shades of reality, aspiring to embrace and incorporate the whole spectrum of lived experience. This lively, alert, highly critical, cynical, daring and often intrepid portrait of our age, this unyielding reckoning, offers us a large-scale panorama filtered through the ... Read more

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